Features Pearsontown Elementary Student Art Displayed at The Streets at Southpoint Wes Platt 18 May 2024 — 2 min read Share Monsters and multi-colored patterns dominated the imaginings of students in Susie Crooks’ art classes at Pearsontown Elementary. They were recently showcased at The Streets at Southpoint shopping mall in South Durham.Artist: Emilia Delissio, KindergartenArtist: Layan Bayahya, 5th GradeArtist: Olive Holland, 2nd GradeArtist: Baraa Bakhiet, 2nd GradeArtist: Lila HaefleArtist: Angelynn Tetteh, 5th GradeArtist: Irving Martinez, KindergartenArtist: Harper Clark, 5th GradeArtist: Jamila Brand, KindergartenArtist: Jackson DeGoller, KindergartenArtist: Jackson Siebeking, 5th GradeArtist: Alice Shepherd, 5th Grade
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